Amazing to see how well Ricardo's book "Canada in Decay: Mass Immigration, Diversity & The Ethnocide of EuroCanadians" is still a best-seller after two years on the market ....
https://www.eurocanadian.ca/2019/08/canada-in-decay-two-years-later.html
UNB student was of the opinion there was "no place for Duchesne on campus "...... and it really makes you wonder what the other professors are teaching... he went so far as to put himself on television to tell the public his opinion as a student leader .. that was Patrick Hickey..
https://twitter.com/patrickhickey16 --
UNB SRC President
Patrick Hickey re-tweets the character "David Hickey" City Councillor in Saint John - it looks as though the two are into politics and that they are related?
https://twitter.com/DavidHickeyNB
Duchesne, who is originally from Puerto Rico, has said he believes the controversy was generated by his 2017 book Canada in Decay: Mass Immigration, Diversity, and the Ethnocide of Euro-Canadians.
"I am a strong critic of immigration," he said last week. "I believe that Canada and all western nations have been set for full diversification through mass immigration, and I'm trying to understand why. Who came up with this idea that all white nations must become racially diverse, whereas that's not happening in Japan, Korea, China, Mexico -- only in white nations?"
"The Star" also wrote about and acknowledged Ricardo Duchesne's views
https://www.thestar.com/news/canada/2019/05/30/views-of-new-brunswick-professor-draw-growing-concerns-from-faculty-members.html
Discussing ideas, not attacking people, is the ultimate exercise in academic freedom... will Canadians rise to this challenge or fall into more self-censorship and more "safe spaces" where students are forced to coexist in a quiet, uncontroversial chamber of zero tolerance for wrong think and wrong speak?
There are only 'SOME THINGS' you are allowed to promote when you are a political "progressive" ..but other things are taboo .. two examples of taboo: pro-life activism and immigration policy discussions. [groupthink ONLY applies].
